write actions

Yes, Dmitry

you're perfectly right. EditorWriteActionHandler runs command and write
action for you.

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"Dmitry Skavish" <skavish@usa.net> wrote in message
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Hello guys,

>

Am I right that if my action extends EditorAction and on its creation I
provide my ActionHandler which extends EditorWriteActionHandler then
in EditorWriteActionHandler.executeWriteAction(..) I don't need to wrap my
code, which modifies a file, into the following construction:

>

CommandProcessor.getInstance().executeCommand(new Runnable() {
public void run() {
ApplicationManager.getApplication().runWriteAction(new Runnable()

{

public void run() {
.. code which writes to an editor
}
}
}
}

>

The reason I am asking that it seems that this is a recommended way to

make changes

to an editor, but when I looked at EditorWriteActionHandler.execute()

method I found

that this is already done there

>

public final void execute(Editor editor, DataContext datacontext) {
...........
ApplicationManager.getApplication().runWriteAction(new

_cls1(editor, datacontext));

...........
}

>

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